joining us for perspective is krista friedland, global editor-at-large for reuters.d chairman speaks, we listen. what did you hear? >> my ordinary person translation of what ben bernanke said today is it's not my turn to do stuff, it's the government's turn. what the government should be doing is medium term balance the budget, but in the short term, please, please don't go crazy and stop spending money. >> my question is why is that such good news to wall street that the chairman is saying, i'm out of bullets here. it's somebody elt's turn and the turn goes to washington? >> i don't think that it was. i don't think they were opening up the champagne on wall street. what would have had wall street really cheering, and i think would have given a surge in the markets is if ben bernanke said it's okay, everyone, i'm going to save your bacon again. he didn't say that. at least he didn't rule it out. he did say in september we are going to take another look. he also warns that he thinks the economy is in pretty crummy shape. he focused particularly on unemployment. he sai